You're listening to the Behavioral Observations podcast with Matt Secoria, session number 18.

Welcome to the Behavioral Observations podcast, stimulating talk for today's behavior analysts.

Now here's your host, Matt Sequoria.

Hey everybody, it's Matt Sikoria.

This is session 18 of the Behavioral Observations podcast.

I am thrilled to be joined by not one, not two, but three guests today.

So this is my first multi-guest episode,

and I really appreciate you guys coming along for the ride with me on this.

I am joined today by Manny Rodriguez, Shannon Biagi, and Dan Sundberg,

all from ABA Technologies.

And they stopped by to talk to us about their recently published book series, OBM applied.

And so they talk about kind of why they wrote the book, the intended audience, and most importantly, what sort of outcome one can expect by reading the book and applying its strategies and tactics. We also talk a lot

about the writing process, and these guys were kind enough to do two things. One is, after the

interview, Mani sent me kind of a bullet list or a cheat sheet, if you will, think of it as a

guide to maintaining productivity throughout the writing process, especially in the context of

writing something with multiple authors. So they kind of gave us a little guide about how to,

you know, not procrastinate and to, you know, get in the writing mode, if you will. So there's

lots of cool stuff like that for anyone who's contemplating

writing a book or trying to finish a dissertation or thesis and things like that. Another thing that

I want to draw your attention to as well is these guys have generously discounted the book from now

until the end of the 2016 calendar year.

So if you want to pick up the book, you can go to lulu.com and put OBM applied into the little search bar and all their stuff should come up.

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